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from 7 Captiiinler,, of ►he h.• manner in which the - capture of the Nisus l , rench coivette was. planned by/Cal;tain Miller,was blv carried into execution by Captain Elliott, - •*;l:a . lesty7s sloop Minsk, who commanded the s,•arnen.and marines that Were latjled at a dis tance • o a• tack the battery Ainder which she was' ari, Olored ; a service they 'performed after psssing t+rotOralmost impenetrahle.woods. Captain Elliott receiYed a severe contusion from the.enemy's adyanced sentinel, whom be sUrprized; ii rd shot' .with .a piaol, but who had • sufficient jugth -to strike him in the knee with the butt end in'tsket, utter firing it. He speaks highly of Belehicr, and the otter Officers and men under his ciimmand. .11()st Licutenani Carr, of the Attentive gun' brig, has coduc'ed himself as a brave and able Oaken On every occa , ion he has dis!inguishedlimself.,• I have the honour t be, &c. ALEX. COCHRANE. His Majesty's Ship Paonde, off Guad:Abaupe, Dec. 14, 18,59. S I R, It was not until Sunday the 10th instant that I heard from Captain Millet that a French brig frotir Europe had got into the Hayeq,', The Thetis was dispatched to reconnoitre her, and, ii possibte, to g ter out. - .I have much pleasure in forwarding Int Captain, 11Iiller's -letter to me, giving an ac e:mm-6f his haVing . take the French National brig Nisus, and destroyed the. Fortifications at tit place. I have desired Captain Miller to remain off that t, as, probably most of the supplies bound to this pa - I of the Islaud . .rnapmake for it. I regret not ha zing had earlier lut - ortraton of her being there, as it is hkely she :night 'have been taken :brfore the slpplees 6'ol she brought consisting of flour, beef; &c. landed. The Blonde an.l:l-Tazard are off Basseterre. - I have the hOnourp be, &c. V. V. BALLARD. To the Hon. Sir Alex. Cochrane, His Majesty's Ship Thetis, off N. W, part of SIR, Guthloupe; DeL:. 13..1809. 'I have the honour to acquaint you, that the brig you direttecl me to reconnoitre at the Hayes, pro% ed to be the French National Corvette Le Nisus,- com manded by Mons. Le Netvel,_Capitaine de Frigate, brought out of that port yesterday evening. The gallantry displayed by Capt. Elliott, of the Pultusk, who headed the Marines of this ship, the Pultusk, Achates, .an(l Bacchus, with a party of seventy-five seamen, secured the possession of this vessel, and the destruction of every defence at the port of the Hayes. The difficu:ties they had to encounter in finding their way through thick woods; over a'high hill, without any po.Ai or guide, adds an instance to the perseverance and in'repidity of British seamen and inirice. It was etaik before this gallant party f)nnd Their way to the fort.. Their charge made upn n it was irresistible ; the enemy (amounting, by th account of one of' the prisoners, to three hundred fled after a slight lcsistance, and the brig sur rnediatey err the guns of the fort her, . - 1r ,r 1 'was brought out by 1-I`,Lr, first destruCticn of !h' :'' :l , t ho itql I itr rant of the i~c (. ely -elf Rettlog ~• i n ov r the cliff. I si,ou!a ; rk; reHrt the zeal and abi .v, the Oerformance it as the assistance his abilities to whenever called upon; aid the i_c,tLaant Carr has added to his chara&er, gz..!lanny of the Attentive in keepirg up a ;if, on the battery and- brio - for upwards of six liuts, a considerable part of the time within range of grape. - 7 I am gratified at the conduia of every officer and man•of this ship, keeping up a constant, fire, and working in a very narrow harbour with 120 men out of the 'ship. Capt. Elliott reports, the conduct of hi% ship's company, and of Lieute9ants , Ruel and Cooke, and the marines, as well as of every officer and, seaman of the landing party, in the highest term's. - Ci.,ceiving it of much importance to prevent the enemy getting guns Mounted 'again at the fort, and cutting off reinforcements;- from Basseterre, which the prisoin-ri report were expeted, I have thought it my duty to remain, off, the Hayes in liqes of aCtomplishing that ohje..a, and preventing ;my ves..els getting into that port, or their getting round the cargo of Le Nisus, which I undastznd_ to he a supply of provisions, and is in the town ; Ino4t of her crew got on shore from her after sur rendering : she sailed, from L'Orient on the 30111 . Daober, and arrived. at the Hayes the Ist of this rnonth, and was ready again for sea, laden with rotl e. I am happy to -;!dd, that not a man has been 10A; the boatswain's mate and one seaman on tro.lrti ' the Attentive, ,one marine and one seaman belOoging to this ship, wounded on shore. riat i .6.4c. tSigned) GEORGE MILLER. To V. V: liaiLqd, Senior Officer, oft G uaaAtoupc. Gent.r.il List of Killed and Wpunded, Dec. 12, ISIO. Thetis lolio Holland, Marine, badly wounded. Th mas Elford, :-;11;.;btly wounded. Attentive. Th „ Li3 Bel y, Boatswain's Mate, severely wounded. A rchi. 11,dd ChAninnan, -Quarter..Mistcr, sligntly wounded. Pompee, Fdrt Rnyal Bay, • Dec. t 6, 1809._ s( R, for the inforration of the Lords Commis- iou,•Not the Admir.-fity . the Copy of a Letter from Hawker,-uLthe Meiampus, acquainting me h the capture of a French corvette, laden with GUaXdoupe. have the honour to be, &c. ALEX. COCHRAIN.. His Majesty's Ship Melampas,, Dec. i 4, 1809. - slit, I Itn,,e the hononr to acqtfaint ppii his •Maj . L.sly's . l H ;I ) ,:!, in m y comand, captured this day, alt e r a.. l ' . • hour, Bearnais, a Trench c of sixteen twenty-lour pounder carro ,:nd. one liundr-d - and, nine men, including v•ldiers, cuniniAnded by Monsieur Mont- Vaissean.; sloe is perfvelly new, laden with flour and warlike stores, from Bayoni e to Guadaloupe ; she had one man killed and some wounded, and wounded two of ours before she strucki part of the cargo %% as thrown overboard during the chase. • • I have the honour to be, &c. E, HAWKER., The Yon. Sir Alex. Cochrane, K. B. silt, zlrc. Sc. &c. Porn pee, under Afarie,Gaiante, Dec. 25, 1809. I have great pleasure in sending Captain Walker,- of his Majesty's sloop Rosamond's report of his succe , s in capturing" the Papillon, a French) cor vette, , having thijty soldiers and a, quantity of flour on board, intended for•the Garrison of Guada loupe. _ . . _ I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) ALEX. COCHRANE. SIR, Rosamond, at Sea, Dec. 19, 1809. I have great satisfaaion in acquainting you that, on Sunday the 17th instant, while running',down on the Noith side of Grandterre, I.received 'in formation from the 'boat of a small privateer be longing to Antigua, commanded by . a Mr. Morris, 'haul French National-brig -was between Guada loupe and Montserrat on whidlt I itnmediatcly.pro ceettedin the dire&ion pointed out, and at noon ,xvas`fottunate enough to get sight of her, and,atter a dram of thirtyteight . hours, she surrendered to 'his Majesty's sloop under my command, close in ,with Santa Cruz. She is the National brig Le Papillon, commanded by Monsier De la Genetire, Capitaine de frigate, mounting fourteen tWenty-, four-pounder , carronades, and two long sixes, with one hundred and ten men on board, thirty of whom ate troops. She was- from Bourdeaux, hound to Guadaloupe, had been thirty-three days out, with three hundred barrels of flour on board, eighty of which she throw overboard - during ,the c!ve. The Papillon is a vessel of large dimen sions, t o years old, sails fast, and appears to me to , be well ealculined in every point for his Majesty's service. • It is a pleasing part of my duty to represent to you the alacrity and zeal" shewn by every Officer and Man under my command, during the chase, and Ibeg to introduce to your notice Lieutenant Henry -Loney, First Lieutenant, who shewerl him selfon this and all other occasions a most alive and zealous Officer. . have the honour to be, &c... • ," (Signed) . ,B. WALKER'r Vice Admiral the Hon. Sir Alex. Cochrane, K. B. SIR; Pompee, under Marie Galante, , Dec. zs. zSo9, Being at anchor-in Fort Royal gay, Martinique, on the 16th inst. a man of war brig, far in the offing to leeward, appeared with a signal flying that she had been chased by the enemy's irigates ; t im mediately made the signal to the Terlen, then on her way towards -Guadaloupe to speak the brig, and to, proceed according to the intelligence she might obtain ; the Alcmene was . ordered _ to weigh and follow, and the Sceptre, Alfred, and Freija, - which at that moment joined me, were not allowed to anchor, but to leave their flat boats,%and proceed atso. )en as I heind .I; . otn Captain Weatherall, of , the bAi eiich made the signal, eo Joy's_ friceites tour itnuMber, had cap tured :Aid burnt hi, Majesty's ship' Jiinon (belong ieg to the Halifax sriadree),' abait one hundred and fifty miles to windward of Gdadaloupe, and dew the Observatent had escaped by superior -sail ing, I proceeded to sea with this ship and the Aber crombie, and arrived off the Saintes early in the morning of the 18th and• about noon was in fanned by Captain Elliot, of his Majesty's sloop Pultusk, that two of, the enerity'S frigates were at anchor about three leagues to the northward and westward of the town of - Bassaterre ; I then directed Captain Fahie, of • the Abercombie, to.re main and guard Point-a-Petre, , and Captain Wat son, of the Alfred, - to guard Basseterre, and made all sail in this ship with an intention of attack ing the enemy ; • but on approaching nearer, discovered the Sceptre, of th e li ne , the Blonde,. Thetis . , Freija, and Castor frigates, and Cynet, Hazard, and Ringdove sloops, and Elizabeth schooner, ready to commence the attack, I there fore did not interfere with the judicious arrange,- ment of Captain Ballard, of the SCeptre, the senior Captain, and had only an opportunity of witnessing• the engagement. Baffling and light winds prevent ing the Pompee from gertingwitlkin gun-shot until the action bad ceased, and the two frigates and bat teries which defended the 'anchorage Completely de 'stroyed. The Blonde, Thetis, Cynet, Hatard, and Ring dove,' bore the brunt of the atlion from their being a-he,id of the other ships, and by -the animated fire kept up from them, one of the enemy's frigates was very soon dismasted„ when the men began -to desert their ships, and soon alter set fire to them. Upon this Captain Carneron, of the r Ha zard, with the boats of the squadron, gallantly, lauded and stormed the, batteries, which were still annoying our ships both with cannon and musketry, and iv the act of battling down the enemy's colours, he f.fl by a swivel shot. In hint the service lust a brave and distinguished 'Officer, and who, with Lieutenant Jenkins, First.of the Blonde, also killed, have left each _a widow and family to lament tit - 6r 'loss. The names of the frigates destroyed are, I under staul, he Loire and Seine, pierced for 40 guns each, but had none mounted on their quarter-decks or forecastles ; they were moored in a strong position in Ance Barque, with.their broadsides towards the entrance, which was defended by a heavy battery, now demolished, and the magazines-blown .Up. I am in!omted by the seven prisoners brought off from the shore, . that these ships had not their lull ' complement of seamen, but that they had lour hun dred troops on board and fifty artiik•ry men, which all escaped, with the exception of the above seven, and twenty others taken in 'a - re-captured-vessel; but all the warlike stores and provisions, intended fur the. garrison 'of Guadaloupe, were 'blown up in the frigates. I in, lose a list of ,killed and' wounded : the Blonde's less is rather severe, and so is, I have rea son to believe, the enemy's, whohad time to save nothing but their clothes. ~'~: 1. PRICE 0I YESTE Bank Steck, 275* 276 Navy 5 per Cent. 9 9 Irish 5 per Cent. 4 per Cent. 84* 3 per Cent. Rea. 68i 3 per Cent. Con. 67* 68 Bank L, Ann. 18 7-16ths* • • I;T:IN DON : Printed by RICHARD H Rs, 0 / No. 4 . Mart ett.coutt ? Bow-street; and l'I:511$11ed by WI L AIO4IZMI GERSCRI l' I'S, South Moltomstreet, Grc,svenoj square. - At the SUN-OFFICE, No. ii'2,'Stramk; where 2dvertisements, Orders for the Paper, Letters for the Editor, &e. (post-puia.), must be addressed ~, I had every reason to be highly pleased in wit nessing the emulation gnd braveky di , played by the ,several ships, in closing with the enemy ;• and I re quest you to make the same known' to- the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty ; also Captain Bal lard's Report, which is sent herewith. I hare : not yet been able to fall in with the other two frigates ; bur I am in great hopes of pieventing their arrival at Guadaloupe. I am, _Sce. • ALEX. COCETRANE. SIR. Sceptre, off Guadaloupe,Dec. 16, 1809. The moment I took charge of the squadron you did me the - honour to place under my command, I that instant reje . :ied the enemy's truce, con ceiving" it a mere French lines§e, to 'procrastinate our attack on their frigates, at an auchor to Part a la -DuChe. The Captains of the ,squadron most readily en tered into my plans, which, and that ready zeal manifested . rhroughout the squadron, claims tni most grateful thanks. To Captains Ballard and Mil ler all possible praise is due for so judiciOusly placing; their ships, in a situation nearly annihilating the enemy's two frigates,• of forty guns each ; the outer ship's masts one and on fire, by the time this ship and the rest f the squadron from baffling winds could render assistance. I lament that this little affair has not been achiev ed without bloodshed. To that gallant officer, Captain Cameron, I gave discretionary orders with the other Commariders, aided by the armed bmt4, to ael 'against the batteries; and, while in- posses sion of the Northernmost fort, which we had before silenced, he received a wound from a musket ball, and afterwards his mortal wound from a swivel shot. In him the service has lost a 'most meritorious and good Officey, I grieve to find he has left a widow to mourn his -lass. I beg leave to recommend to your notice Lieu tenants Wybourn and Collins, of this ship, as well as. Guise and Mollesworth, tbr their prompt mea sures in destroying the batteries ; and to every other officer there employed ; for the same spirit that excited them seemed in 4hort to animate every individullin the squadron.- From Captain Dix I received every assistance the nature of the service required, who I trust stands high iii your estimation. Enclosed is a list of the wounded on board the Thetis, which is the only return I have received. I have,&c. (Signed) V. V. BALLARD. To Sir Alex. Cochrane, K. B. Vice- Admiral of the Blue, &c; Lfst - of men wounded in anion with the enemy, belong. ing to his Majesty's ship Thetis, George Miller, Esq. Captain, dated Dec. 18, 1809. John M `Masters, Quarter- Master's. Mate ; badly wounded in destroying the pattery and, two frigates. William Koyle, landman ; ditto. - Willia,,r Upton, able seamen ; ditto. Wm. Hooper, ordinary seaman ; slightly wounded in de. stroying the battery and two frigates, Patrick Steele, land., man ; ditto. William M`Fesrott, able seaman ; ditto. G. MILLER, Captain. W. DAVIS. Surgeon. His Majesty's Ship Blonde, off Guadaloupe, December 18, 009. SIR, herewith return you a list of killed and wound ed on board his Majesty's ship Blonde, in„ adieu with two French frigates, Loire and Renommee, of forty-four guns . .eaeh, under a . battery of Aare 1a Barque, on the evening of the Ist December. Thank God our loss is not greater. The Blonde has not suffered either in her bull, mast, or yards. One bower and stream cables. wete shot away ; the lower cable was cut ; we are now without a bower anchor. The condu6t, of the officers and ship's coral any' Merits my warmest praise.. Mr. ,Thomp son, the master, lost his arm about three months past, in a gallant manner, destoying a small priva- - Leer under the batteries of Guadaloupe. ' • I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) - V. V...BALLARD. , List of Killed and Wounded on board his Majesty's Ship Blonde, in Adion, on the Evening of the 18th of Decem ber, with the French Frigates Itemornee and Loire, ot 44 Guns each, under a Five-Gun Battery, L'Ance la Barque, G uadaloupe. Killed. Mr. G. Jenkins, First Lieutenant. Mr. Edward Free man, Master's-mate P. Johnstone, lohn'Potter, and N. Lops, able seamen. George Bushell and Anthony Stranning, private marines. Wounded. William Johnson, captain of the after gallery ; mortally. Thomas Sedgraves, able seamen ;severely. Min Willson, 'ordinary . seaman; ditto. lean Saing, supernumerary seaman (black man); ditto. Luke Skeppen, private marine; ditto. William Bluet, Jos. Trenter, and William Johnson, privale .marines; slightly. Mr. C. W. Richardson, Third Lieute-. naut ; Mr. T. Robotham, midshipman ; Thomas Urell, able seaman ; Robert Morrison, yeoman of the sheets ; bolin Copeman, able seaman ; David Logne and Wm. Cox, ortli, nary seaman ; lohn Stringtield, landman ; lames Leach, ad ing caulker; all slightly. (Signed) V. V. BALLARD. Admiralty-Office, Feb. 6, 1 8 10. Eittraa of a letter from the Hohourable Captain Bouverip of his Majesty's ship the Medusa, addressed to the Hon• Rear-Admiral Stoptord, and transmitted by Lord Gambier to John Wilson Croker, Esq. Ills Majesty's snip Medusa, lan. 14, az°. I have the honour to inform you that yesterday his Majesty's ship under my command captured the French privateer L'Hiiondelle, of 14 guns and 75 men. This vessel is cp new ; she belonged to Nantes, and left the entrance of the Loire just 24. hours belore her capture. . . Admiralty-Oilice, Feb. 6; 1810. Copy of a letter from Capt. Mudge, of his Majesty's ship the Plicrnix, to lohn Wilson Croker, Esq. dated at Sea, lanualy 29, I beg leave to acquaint you, for the information of their Lordships, that at one P. M. after a chace of twenty-one hours, (the last six calm,) I cap tured (by the boats of this, ship and" Jalouse) the Fiend) privateer brig Le Charles, of fourteen guns and ninety men, It is but justice to inform their Lordships, that •First Lieutenant. Monday, .Second Lietenant Ro berts, with Lieutenant Randall, of the Jalouse, very gallantly boarded her, under a heavy fire of grape and musketry. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) Z. MUDGE. Plioenix—t titled, t wounded. Jalousc— None killed or wounded. Commissioni signed by.the,Gcvernor of the Isle of Wigitz. South West Battalion of Isle of CVightVoltinteers.. To be Lieutenant-colonel-Connuandant—Barringt o n Pope Blachtord, Esq. -.Calbourrie COmpany. a To be Captain of Company—lt 101 l ,rd 'Arnold, Esq. vice Blake resigced., "co be Lieutenant—john Blake, Gent. vice Arnold, pro -11-7uted, ' Sisuth East Battalion of I s l e o f Wi g h t V olunteers. To;b6 Lieutenant-Colonei-Coinniandant—Alex a nder Carhp bell, Esq. • • • Niton Coini a iy. ' - TO be Captain of a Company-141)4es 1-layne,s, Esq. vice Cole, promoted. To. be Lie - utenalit—llenjamin 4follier, Gent. vice .lla)ncs, promoted. Gatcombe Company: To be Lieutenant—Wil Oaks, C;;:iit. vice Harvey, -pro muted,. Shanklin Company. To be Lieutenant --Robert• Kemp, Gent. vice Smith, re. signed. Crown. Opce , Fth. 6, 18 fo. MEMBERS RETURNED -TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT'. Borough of Nlalinesbury. Abel Smith, of Woodhalt Park, iii the County of Hertford, Esq. 'mule room ot Sir George Bowyer, IsArt. who has 34:- c:epics.' the Mike of Stewart at his Majesty ' s, Manor ot East ilendred, in.the Counkv.of berks. . • Borough of Cok:Lermouth. William Lowther, Esq. commonly called Viscouta Low ther. Borough of Milborn Port. • The lion. tVilliain Legge, commonly called Lord Viscount Lewisham, iii the room or Lard eaget, who has accepted the Chiltern IlUndreds. Borough of Cainelford. ii. Henry Brougham, jun. of Brougham Hall, in the County of Westinorlapd, Esti. in, the room of Loiit ~...,,r, Veit}. (now M a rq u i s o f L owdown), co, led up to rite Hun,: ..4i P crrs,, Borough of Bossiney. The Right Hun. lohn Ot way, Earl yt . Dysart. BorouAh of Scarborough. The Right Hon. Charles Mainters Sutton. BANKRUPI.!: Thomas Coward, late of Bath, Somersetshire, linen-draper, to surremter Neb 7, 12, and March 20, at twelve, at ine . White Lion, Bristol. Ait , .nites, Messrs. Cl a rk e an d s o n, , Bristol ; or Messrs. leinsins, and Abbott, New-lna, London. ( j ohn Basil Duckworth, of Ashford, Kent, wine and brandy. merchant, i•eb 13, 24; and, March zo, at twelve, at • Guildhall, London. 4ttoeney, Mr: It. S. Ta)lor, court,Gray's-lim. John Griffiths, of Hill, Milbrooke; county of Southampton, slater and builder,' Feb. ig, at ()lie, 16, at eft. an, and March 2c, at twelve, at the Dolphins lint Southampton. Attorney, Mr. kidding, Southampton. • William Duncan, of Thatched lleuse-court, St. lartlet.'s. street, Weitminster, working- Jeweller,, Feb. 'l3, zo, and March zo, at ten, at Guildhall . . Attorney, Mr. :;aincs„ Hart-street, Bloomsbury ; Thtamas Slade and Thomas Slade the youngey, of Bostho. lomew-close, Smithfield, oil-merchants, heh. t,,, and • March zo, at eleven, at Guildhall. ‘,-ittorney, Mt. T r ii3oll, Chatham-place, Blactctriars. , John Patterson, of Woul wicn, Kent, grocer, Fe b . 14, at ten, 22, sand Marcn 20, at eleven, at. Guildhall, London. Attorney, Maitguall,' Warwick-square, Newg,ite. street. Metc4lf, of Mill, near Durham, miller, Feb. 22, 23, dial March zo ' .twelve, at. the "Queen's Durham. ilttorntes, Mr. ,guard, 'lluzilaili; 'or Mr. 1' I uigle, Hatton- Garden, Luton. DIP IDE,YD,S% Feb. 27. 'Thomas Robinson, of El in- coui t, London, nioney-sCrivener, at ten, at Guildhall. Ftu. 27 IVtlliaut Garnhain Bromley and Robert Smith, of Bishopsgate-street, 'London, auctioneers, at ten, at Guild. ' hail. . • Feb. 27. john : bones, John Owen, and Henry Abbott, of litteklersbury,. London, merchants, at one,- at Guild hall. March I. lames Donnelly, of G reek-street, Soho,Middlesex , milliner, at eleven, at Guilrinall. Miircli 31. loseph %,.annop and Coleman, Levy Newton, at Red Lion-sneet, Spitalfields, Multhesex, dyers, at ten, at Guildhall. - March t. George Miller s of Woolwich, Kent, tailor, at tens at Guildhall, Lonrani. March I. Stephen . Fele, late of Cannon,strect-road, , Middlesex ; mason and builder, 4t ten, at Utliklnall. March '53., Moses Agar, late of Austin-fria7s, but nom of city Chambers, London,' snip-owner, imrcitatit, and Underwriter at eleven', at GUildnall. • . ' March t. Aspland, of Keimington, Middlesex, cheesemonger, at eleven, at Guildhall.. • ' • Feb. 27. foliit'roore, of Mill-lane, "rooley-street,, South. • wark, Surrey, lighterman, at eleven, at 'Guildhall, i:011- do. Feb. 34. John Moseley, late of Goole, but now ofSwine. fleet, near flowdcti, Yorkshire, .potatoe-rnerchant, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Feb. 26. George Baker, of the City-road; Middlesex; coach. maker, at twelve, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES. Feb. 2. Andrew Niner, of Tomes,- Devonshire, grocer. Elizabeth lavell, now or late of Catribridge, painter. Henry Dowling, late of Castle-street, St. Martin in tho 1 fields, Mittitic:lex, linen draper. , William Wilson, of Lancaster, woollen-draper. lames Hitchcoek, otherwise David lames, lately practising , physic, by th e name a n d d escr i pt i on o f Dr. lathes, of Wellclose.square, Middlesex, but last of Seuleoates,York• shire, white-lead-merchant. • William Dallas, late of Cushion-court, Old Broad-streets London, merchant, John James Brown, of Great queen -street, Lincoln's-Inn. fields, Middlesex, glass-grinder. lames Winter and loon Winter, of Acre-lane, l3rixton-cauSe• way, Surrey, builders. BIRTHS. On Friday last, at Bristol, the Lady of Butler Thomson Claxton, Lsq. of a Daughter. At Exmouth, the Lady of William Bond, nu,. at a Son.. Yesterday, at Brompton lark, the Lady of Charles Itato, mersley, bsq. of a Diughter. MAinIED. Yesterday, the Rev. IL Wright; Vicar of Wrangle„in tlgt County of Lincoln, to Miss Perthirmtun, of Larrib.7s Conduit, street. .01I:D. • On Saturday last,..aged 92, A nna, I'o4 of john Pigott, rsq of Brockley;eourr, Soinersetshire, and last Surviving, child of the late Thomas Col,vard, the elder, of SparsrovP, in the same'County. On Monday, Sir lererniali Fitzpatrick, lace Inspedcr, General of Health to the Army. The same day, at the Holties, near Bexley, in Kent, Ri, chard Lcmin, EA. formerly Commander in the service of the Fast-India Company, aged 90 years.- Lately, in child-birth, the Hon. Eli o t, M. p, for Liskeard, and daughter Of Sir William A'Court, Bart. In November last, the Lady of Sir Grenville remple, Bart. at Rome, in consequence of the bursting of a blood, .vessel. Lately, at:Ringwood, HaLts, Sohn Deschamps, EN:. many years an inhabitant of that place. STOCKS DAY. I ndia'Stock, tE6.I India Bonds , I is. 12s. pr. Excheq. thils, 9s. is. Ss. pr. 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